Embassy of Iceland - Washington D.C., USA

House of Sweden, 2900 K Street N.W. #509, Washington DC 20007-1704, - Tel.: +1 (202) 265 6653


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Welcome to the website of the Embassy of Iceland !


The mission of the Embassy of Iceland in Washington D.C. is to promote the political, security, economic and cultural relations between Iceland and the US. Here you can find information on the Embassy´s work, Icelandic-US relations and on Iceland in general.

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The official website of the Icelandic Tourist Board in North America.

The Consular Affairs Unit of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs (10-2008)

Information regarding the Icesave issue and current financial circumstances in Iceland.

 

News and Events

Newsletter of the Embassy of Iceland in Washington February 2010

4.2.2010 : February Newsletter (Vol. 2 No. 2) from the Embassy of Iceland in Washington, D.C.

Bronze for Iceland

The Icelandic national league of North America 2010 convention

A national referendum on the so-called Icesave legislation will be 6 March 2010

Iceland leads Environmental Index as U.S. falls

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Maximus Musicus

29.1.2010 : A new household name in Iceland,

Now going international ! Maximus Musicus visits the orchestra, A Children´s Concert. >>>
 
Newsletter of the Embassy of Iceland in Washington January 2010

22.1.2010 : January Newsletter (Vol. 2 No. 1) from the Embassy of Iceland in Washington, D.C.

Bill Holm remembered (1943-2009)

The annual meeting of the US Icelandic Horse Congress (USIHC)

Olof Arnalds new album

Icelandic Associations celebrate 'Thorrablot' an Icelandic tradition

Icelandic Soprano Bylgja Dis Gunnarsdóttir

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Korpúlfsstaðir

15.1.2010 : Guest studio for visual artists in Reykjavík Iceland open for applications

SÍM - The Icelandic Association of Visual Artist runs 2 residency apartments situated in 2 different places in Reykjavík. The residencies are applicable for Icelandic and foreign artists and the length of the stay is 1 -3 month. The Apartment / studio is now open for applications for the period July through December 2010. >>>
 

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Fax:

(202) 265 6656


Opening Hours:

8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.


Languages:

English, Icelandic, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, German.


 


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